Apple turns 50 with a legacy of reinventing the personal computer
Through the looking glass: Apple turned 50 this week as a multi-trillion-dollar platform company built around the iPhone, the most successful product ever made, along with laptops, tablets, smartwatches, audio gear, and a multitude of digital services. But it all began as a bare circuit board passed around a hobbyist club in Silicon Valley.
Oracle layoffs could reach 30,000 as company doubles down on AI
Job cuts follow massive investment in AI data centers and automation initiatives
Tesla admits that remote humans can sometimes take control of its robotaxis
Tesla says remote control is only used as a last-resort measure
Iran threatens attacks on Nvidia, Microsoft, Intel, and other US tech firms in the Middle East
Iran warns workers to evacuate sites tied to named US firms
AMD says it will buy Intel, completing the strangest reversal in chip history
The one-time challenger is now worth more than its old rival, but swallowing Intel would take the industry's power shift to absurd new heights
Disney's gaming push could one day include buying Epic Games
Some executives are waiting for the right moment, but others think it's a bad idea
Price spike hits Intel Core Ultra 7 270K Plus a week after launch, but value proposition remains
You can no longer buy the new Arrow Lake Refresh chips at MSRP
TSMC's 3nm capacity is now reserved for its biggest customers only
Capacity crunch leaves much of the chip industry waiting in line
Amazon is spending $4 billion to bring next-day delivery service to rural America
Expansion comes as UPS and FedEx scale back in remote areas
Dolby sues Snap over video codec patents tied to AV1 and HEVC
AV1 might not be as royalty-free as promised
Google sets 2029 deadline for quantum-safe encryption, years ahead of government targets
New post-quantum cryptography roadmap signals Q Day could arrive sooner than expected
These famous tech leaders are all college dropouts – except one. Who actually completed their degree?
They all quit college to build empires… except one.
PS5 price increases go global, rising up to $150 depending on the model
Consoles are getting more expensive instead of cheaper this generation
OLED monitor shipments jumped 92% in 2025, and Asus is leading the charge
Have OLED displays finally gone mainstream?
Judge blocks Pentagon from labeling Anthropic a national security risk
Ruling finds Defense Department likely retaliated against the AI firm for criticizing military use of its technology
US warns EU over regulation, says fines on American tech giants could have consequences
Andrew Puzder says overregulation risks shutting Europe out of the AI race
Chinese universities with military ties bought Supermicro servers with restricted Nvidia A100 chips
The revelations add to mounting scrutiny around Supermicro
Netflix hikes prices for all its plans, pushing Premium to $26.99
The cheapest tier is now $8.99
HP wants your next work PC to be an AI assistant
HP refreshes enterprise PC lineup with AI features, new EliteBooks, and workstations
UK warns 2G shutdown could leave older devices offline by 2033
Faster, more efficient mobile at the expense of compatibility with older devices
Sony and Honda pull the plug on $90,000 Afeela EV as electric dreams stall
The cancellation dismantles a rare Silicon Valley-meets-Detroit-style partnership
It's not just memory anymore: AI data centers are taking all the CPUs, too
Expect prices to increase further this year
Ripple effect: Ongoing AI datacenter construction has created shortages of DRAM and NAND that manufacturers say will impact prices for years, but memory isn't the only component that datacenters require. Recent reports indicate that manufacturers are also facing shortages of CPUs that might further increase prices.
Trump names Jensen Huang, Mark Zuckerberg, and Sergey Brin for tech advisory council
The new council signals a closer alignment between Washington and Big Tech
OnePlus may close operations in the US and Europe as early as April
China and India operations will continue, at least for now